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By: Paul Duggan, Jenny Gathright
Terence Sutton and Andrew Zabavksy, convicted in the death of Karon Hylton-Brown but pardoned by the president, collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in back pay.
By: Spencer Hsu, Paul Duggan, Spencer S. Hsu
Today, relaxed criminal laws and a post-pandemic crime spike have again made D.C. a federal target. But little is known about how federal officials plan to improve the conditions they complain about.
By: Paul Duggan, Spencer Hsu
In 1989, before the new millennium brought economic rebirth to the nations capital, large swaths of Washington actually resembled the hellish
By: Paul Duggan
Justices cite “inconsistencies and embellished factual findings” by the Loudoun County judge.
By: Paul Duggan
Brian Vazquez and Ashok Roy filed a complaint in July with the Virginia Office of Civil Rights alleging the school retaliated against their children.
Attorney Avery Viers of Bryan, the son of Jeremy Viers, a sergeant with the Bryan Police Department, and Michelle Viers, a longtime employee of the
By: Paul Duggan
The 13 agents said they made a “tactical” decision to kneel during the June 4, 2020, demonstration in hopes of de-escalating a confrontation with an angry crowd.
Thirteen former FBI agents who were photographed kneeling in public with protesters in Washington in 2020 have sued the Trump administration, alleging
By: Paul Duggan
Blake Morgan has advised Trevally Capital on the funding of a significant new addition to London’s thriving flexible working space market.
